It's still the greatest NFS Game all these years later. I imagine that licensing the music, Burger King and Cingular, not to mention all the cars is what keeps it from being sold today, but if anyone can figure that out it's GOG. This was my game, my home. It was something I played again and again and again and again and it never got old, it still never gets old. The modding scene is still very active, and it's still popular on youtube. It's genuinely beloved and that car, that BMW M3 GTR - that car is probably the most famous and beloved car in modern history. It's not just nostalgia, as newer NFS titles were made but never quite hit the mark this one did. And it's not "my first NFS" bias, as my first was NFS II. It's just genuinely an incredible game that deserves a chance to live again, to be sold again.
Plus, GOG Board of Directors, you get this game on GOG with the music and the cars and the original BK and Cingular tie ins, you get it on GOG with that Black Edition expansion and everything as it was - you will make so many millions I am not even kidding. The NFS fanbase hungers for this game again, we will buy it, and then buy copies of it to give to all our friends. To NFS fans, the series does not get any better than Need For Speed: Most Wanted (2005).